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DOVI To Bring Strong Winds And Rain To The Coromandel On Sunday

Situation Cyclone DOVI is approaching New Zealand from the northwest, and should cross central New Zealand on Sunday.

Severe weather watch in place
Issued at: 9:28am Saturday, 12th February 2022

Situation Cyclone DOVI is approaching New Zealand from the northwest, and should cross central New Zealand on Sunday.

Outbreaks of heavy rain precedes the arrival of DOVI, and are already affecting central New Zealand. Gale to severe gale winds associated with DOVI are expected over parts of central and northern New Zealand this weekend.

This is a significant weather event, with widespread adverse conditions likely, and Warnings and Watches for heavy rain and severe gales are in force for many places.

Lastly, significant and hazardous waves with the potential of hazardous cross and rip currents are expected in association with Cyclone DOVI. The largest waves are expected on the west coast of the North Island on Sunday.

Please note, that there is still some uncertainty regarding the exact timing and track of DOVI as it moves near or across New Zealand, and the areas that are likely to be most significantly affected may change.

Expert meteorologists at MetService are closely monitoring this situation.

People are strongly advised to keep up to date with the latest forecasts from MetService, and to follow official advice from authorities.

Strong Wind Watch for Coromandel Peninsula

Issued: 9:27am Saturday, 12th February 2022

Area: Coromandel Peninsula
Valid: 11:00am Sunday to 5:00pm Sunday

Southwest winds may approach severe gale.

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